Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-23

battles ever fought between capital and labor
For eleven weeks and four days the fight wen
on. The amount of money lost by the idlenes
cannot be calculated. but it reaches millions
\ Murderer's Fate.
CHICAGO, July 22d.-The Times Mineola TEX.
special says: William Johnson, a desperate
shot and killed Baker, saloon keeper Tuesday
night, and fed from the country. The Sheriff
pursued with bloodhounds and 'ound the crimi
nal III a sIS amp. He shot three of the dogs anC
one of the deputies, but was finally captured ,anC
without further ceremony was lynched.
Postal Changes.
ICopyight, 1857, by DE California fssocia.eA Press
WASHINGTON, July 22d.-ISpecial. "A post
Office has been established at Edna, San Lui.
Obispo county, Lynferd Maxwell, Postmaster
Also at Fort Duchesne, Uintah county, L. T.
Edward L. Humeston, Postmaster. Also a
outer, Plute county, L. T., John ID. Wilcox, Post
master. The name OF the pcstofliee at Carleton
San joaquin county, has been changed to Gle
mentS
Changes in the schedule have been ordered a,
follows San Juan to Sargent-Leave San JuaI
daily at 1910 A. NJ. and 225 2. NJ , and arrive a
Sargent by 1l:i0 P. NJ. and 3:25 p NJ Leave Sargep
daily at II 80 a. NJ. and 1872 p NJ, aud arrive a
San Juan by 1880 P. NJ. and 4:25 p NJ.
Another Paper Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, July 22d.-The Chicago aud Rocl
Island Railway recently sent u surveying party
through the mountains of Nevada aud Califor
MIA for the purpose of discovering n practicable
route between the AtchiSon. Topeka and SAINTS
Fe and Central Pacific. This party returned I
short time agD and report q route beginning
some distance from Fort Wingate, n NJ cross
ing the Co q ado river some distance above
Grand Canyon and passing through Phoebe
Tybo and Owens, and crossing the Sierra Ne
vada through Kings Pass. 1t will emerge in
the vicinity of Tulare Lake, CAL and follow the
San Joaquin valley TO the coast. This line lie.
through low pass. where little grading will be
necessary. Should this route be adopted. the
great mineral region OF Phoebe county will bl
rendered available.
Horse Sense vs.. Whisky.
New YORK, July 22d.-Geofge Work, son O
Frank Work, who has been stopping at the
Elberon Hotel at Long Branch this season. rs
lonished the guests ut the West End Hotel yes
terday by riding his horse up six steps and into
the hotel barToom, where he and the horse haC
several drinks together George offered to bel
$500 that his horse could jump through the bar
room window without touching the glass, bu
no one accepted the wager. He went to the
Rowland Hotel, where some antics were per
formed, with additional beer for the horse on
returning 10 the West End, and Just in front o
the nam entrance, the horse reared, throwing
the rider.
The Sedswick Escapade.
FL PAso, July 22d. james W. Perch, of ST
Joseph, Mo, eX-COnsul-General 10 Mexico
passed through here to-day enroute to New
Orleans and New York. In an interview ht
said he had nothing to regret in his action il
the Sedgwick matter He had acted from pure
ly patriotic motives, and had gained the 40
pToyal of the American Co ony in the CITY O
Mexico and of the Mexican p ople. He said ht
mad prepared a final report in the Sedgwicl
case ana should stop ut Washington to presen
II. He has become General Manager for tn,
new steamship line between New York Mexico
and New Orleans.
Tho Beading Ironworsers.
READING pa, July 22d.-A conference tool
place TINS afternoon between the managers o
the Reading lion Works and committee repre-
standing out against 10 per cent. 1educ
ion for some weeks. The conference re
81 ted in victory for the nun for tn,
present. 1t being agreed that all hands arr
70 go TO work on Monday, finish all orders OF
hand and work up all material now on hand
without the reduction taking place. The uues
ton of the proposed reduction Will be considered
when new work comes in.
Two Americans.
WASHINGTON, July 23d.-The United State
Consul-General at Havana writes to the Depart
ment of State under date of the 10th instant
that he had Just been assured by the Chief Jus
tlce OF the superior Court that the case agaius
Circilo POuble. the naturalized American citi
zen accused of reasonable conspiracy, will b,
heard without undue delay Information ha
also been received of the acqtIittal of A. s
Horseback, an American who was arrested Il
Clen1eugos sometime ago on IL charge of com
plicity with bandits.
An Injunction Granted.
NEW YORK, July 22d.-Judge Barrett to-da,
rendered his decision in the case of Townsend
Cox Co; against Edward S Stokes, the United
Lines Telegraph Co nDanV Dwight Townsend
John Anderson, George Turnbull Edward Sal
linger and the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. The suit grew out OF the purchase of thu
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Compan,
by Stokes about two years ago. Judge Barrel
denied the application for Il Receiver, but say
that Mr.. Stokes unquestiOnably represented tn,
organization of the committee of purchase o
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany: Judge Barrett grants the injunction
pending the suit against the securities in tn,
possession OF the Trust Company.
The West Fairly Warned.
WASHINGTON, July 22d.-The star SAYS to
night The President has known for som,
time of the determination to urge him TO take ,
western tour, notwithstanding his declinatior
OF the invitation to attend the Grand Army En-
campment, and he has been considering tho
but has not yet decided whether o.
not he viii go. 1t is quite probable, though
that he viii visit st. Louis and some other West
eTn cities after his Southern trip"
Railroad Statistics.
WASHINGTON. July 22d.-The Interstate Com
merce Commission has created q bureau to bs
styled the Department of Statistics the head o
when y,l. VIII be denominated Auditor. c. c
Mccain has been appointed Auditor, and vii
enter upon his duties August LIST
Give Her Room.
WASHINGTON, July 22d-Secretary Whitne,
has appointed Board of Naval officers to tax,
me cruiser Atlanta cut TO sea and give her bat
terry thorough test and report upon the results
Manhattan Jockey Club.
NEW YORK, July 22d.-The Manhattan Jocke,
Club filed its chatter to-day. It's Directors are
Leonard W. aud Eugene W. Jerome John Hun
ter, Laurence Kip, Louis L. Lorillard and Franl
Work. Its capital stock is $4,000.
Discordani knights.
PTTTsBuEG, July 22d.-At the annual ineetin:
to-day of District Assembly No 8, knights o
Labor, comprising. all the Assemblies in Ale
gheny county, the fact was developed That ,
of the District is opposed to the new
constitution. and it is probable the elegates t
the new Assembly Will be instructed to oppose it
breeding Stock May Come Free.
WAsHINGToS, July 22d-The Treasury Depart
ment has decided that animals of high grade
and value imported from Scotland and otheI
countries ior breeding purposes are entitled tC
free entry, Notwithstanding tie fact that they
may be for sale.
Government Finances.
WASHINGTON, July 22d.-The receipts of til,
United states since July lst have been s2s SIS
;ss, and the expenditures SD ~, Al, being ne
gain to aste of s7Z9 9i7.
Ten Carloads of Our Fruit.
CHICAGO, July 22d.-The first special trans
continental fruit train of ten cars from Northern
California; shipped from Sacramento passed
through Chicago to-day, FIVE cars being droppe(
here, and the other FIVE being taken on to New
York.
Minneapolis Wants Him.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 22d.-A committee I'm,
been appointed 10 extend an invitation to Prpsi
dent Cleveland TO visit Minneapolis on his pro
posed Northwestern trip.
Half a Million.
SEw YORK, july 2ed.-The steamer Aller
which arrived here to-day, brought $4,000 il
gold.
Coming Home to His Lambs.
SEy YORK. July I'D. -iSpecial Chris. Buck
ley started for san FraneisCo last night
Fire Raging In St. Paul.
ST. PAUL. July cd. X-Abouf II O'Clock a
ire broke out in the wholesale grocery house O.
Kelly 4 Co, which has spread to several other
stores in a heavy wholesale district. At mid.
night the fire was bufling fiercely and the en-.